Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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780The teachers’ dilemma
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Progress everywhere but in the forests
DAVID Bartlett likes to argue that Tasmania is midway through a “great renaissance” and the Labor Premier has some justification. The island...
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Australian Education Union Takes Tasmania Tomorrow to the Industrial Commission.
On 28th October, teachers at Elizabeth College were sent letters from Education Secretary, John Smyth, demanding that they make a choice to...
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WHY HAS DAVID BARTLETT ALLOWED WORK TO BEGIN ON THE PULP MILL SITE WHEN PERMIT CONCERNS WERE RAISED
TAP Into A Better Tasmania expressed outrage today that community concerns have again been disregarded by Tasmania’s State Government. Questions about the...
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Teacher stop-works
Next week’s proposed wide-spread teacher stop-works which will affect a large majority of our students. To that extent, we are extremely disappointed...
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Government must investigate potential illegal vegetation clearance at pulp mill site
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PULP DEBATE AXING SYMPTOM OF UNHEALTHY RELATIONSHIP
The axing of the pulp mill debate in parliament last night, was a symptom of an ongoing unhealthy relationship between timber companies...
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AIRD BUNGLES AGAIN
Water and Sewerage Annual Reports Not Tabled www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today revealed that Treasurer Michael Aird has not complied with the...
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Rudd must share blame if Copenhagen fails, but lifting his targets could help broker agreement
With growing resignation among global leaders that the Copenhagen Conference will deliver no more than another non-binding ‘political agreement’, Kevin Rudd, Penny...
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Chris Jordan: Wasting away
Ta sma n i a n Cl ima t e Ch a n g e Of f i c e De p...
